Messianic Perspective

Christopher Columbus may have lost his status as an unqualified hero but blanket condemnations of the explorer might be missing the mark. There is...

The God who moves kings and kingdoms has not stopped doing so. We are seeing nations shift, peace treaties established, and alliances develop at an...

Here in Israel, a frequent objection against Christianity by Jewish people goes something like this: “So, you guys believe that God was angry enough to...

God commanded His people: Have a feast! Take a break! He made festivals part of the Law, codifying the commandments to stop for a...

The God of Israel is often portrayed as mean, and as fundamentally different to Jesus, the meek and mild. Many see God the Father...

The furore about race that has taken the world by storm may have started in a despicable way, but it has opened up conversations...

Remember the parable of the Wheat and the Tares? How good and bad are growing together? We are moving inevitably towards harvest time. We often...

The biblical season of “Counting the Omer” happens between Passover and Pentecost. Pentecost in the Bible is known as the Feast of Weeks, Shavuot in...

Guest blog by Greg Denham Communion has been called “The Grand Central Station of the Christian Faith”.  It’s commonly known as “the Lord’s Supper” or...